Leo Faria
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The puzzliest puzzler to ever puzzle.
Even better than Top Gun: Maverick.
Very fast, very dangerous.
Hopefully this will help reduce Manhattan's rent prices.
I have to say, the latest batch of Devolver Digital titles, especially those released in 2026, hadn’t completely wowed me like they used to back in, say, 2018. They weren’t bad games, mind you, but they lacked that certain over the top charm and irreverence I used to associate with...
First it was Bubsy, and now we’ve reached Garfield. With Garfield: Escape from Monday, the year 2026 has now given us two new games starring orange felines not exactly known for either charisma or a particularly stellar gaming catalogue. Both, by all intents and purposes, should have been terrible, yet...
These streets of rage are packed with zombies.
History time! Have you ever wondered how and when the Mystery Dungeon series of roguelike dungeon crawlers actually began? Was it with Shiren the Wanderer, or perhaps something else completely devoid of an existing IP tie in? Well, neither, actually. You might not know this, but Chunsoft wasn’t just responsible...
NBA 2K27
Last year’s NBA 2K26 was the first game in the series in a long time that felt somewhat fresh to me. But I guess that it wasn’t due to any differences in gameplay or its overall content. Sure, the new difficulty-tied control approach, which makes controls more complex depending on...
With so many high-profile, major publisher games set in Feudal Japan these days, it’s actually quite hard to find a mechanic or a unique selling point to make them stand out from one another. Even though I absolutely love this premise, there was a point so many games were coming...
The last few Hot Wheels games by Milestone have been amazing, perfectly mixing the fast-paced and arcadey feel of playing around with insanely designed cars with the fact they are still toys at the end of the day, with all tracks and backgrounds being set in mundane, real life locations....
The idea of a roguelite version of Serious Sam is, without a doubt, genius. I’ll be honest and admit that I couldn’t care less about the plot in these games. They’re rarely good, and usually feel more like a distraction from what I’m actually here for: wave after wave of...
